School Clubs

Extra-Curricular Clubs

Our extra-curricular clubs are designed to offer a broad choice to all pupils. Our pupil and parent voice generated ideas which we have worked hard to facilitate. Our Enrichment Lead ensures that our curriculum  provides opportunities for further enriching and personalising our curriculum. We have a provision which is rotated half-termly, allowing all pupils to attend a variety of clubs (sports and non-sports). These clubs are lead by our committed staff and the outside agencies which we work with. This broad range of clubs will develop pupils’ personal skills, increase confidence, resilience and social & emotional awareness. The inspirational extra-curricular opportunities which are offered to our children enable them to experience life in all its fullness.

Although our clubs are accessible to all pupils, consideration will be taken as to which pupils the clubs would have the most impact on. Our most disadvantaged children are invited and they are encouraged to attend. We are tenacious with our efforts to ensure they engage as we know the experiences and opportunities these clubs will bring them. Class teachers are also consulted about pupils with specific needs in their class, and provision is made to support them with their personal goals. These exciting extra-curricular opportunities along with astutely identifying vulnerable and SEND children supports and enables all pupils to flourish and make progress in their learning and spiritual development.

Please find details below of our extra-curricular club provision.

School Council

Members of the School Council were exemplary representatives of Beresford at the Remembrance Day Parade. Thank you to Mia, Heidi, Lola and Ariyah who represented our school to show their respect to the fallen.

Culture Club

Miss Billings has organised ‘Culture Club’ where pupils have been learning about people and events from around the world which influence our culture today. The club have learnt about Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr, Burns Night, Lohri and many more.

“I loved Culture Club because we learned about Rosa Parks and segregation”

Challenge Chasers (Science Club)

Year 2 Science Club investigated which was the most efficient method to melt the ice and help the polar explorer escape.

Young Voices

Our Key Stage 2 ‘Young Voices’ Club travelled to Manchester to perform at the AO Arena. They performed as part of an 8,000 strong choir for a huge audience of parents and friends. It was an incredible night and the pupils were an absolute credit to the school.